Nazareth Area High School - Comet Yearbook (Nazareth, PA)

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 . Sister Mary and Miss Stearns present their problems. 2. Father Moynihan is shocked by sixteen-year-old chits smoking and using make-up. 3. Bag and baggage, Jenny arrives at the rectory. 4. Mr. Parkside meets Father Moynihan. Seniors Present JENNIE KISSED ME Jenny Kissed Me, this year’s senior play, opened in Father Moyni- lian’s rectory with his housekeepei demanding that her orphaned niece come to live with them at the rectory. Finally, much against Father’s wishes, Jenny arrives. After plain Jenny has lived at the rectory only two months, Father Moynihan decides her appearance needs to be improved. In order to make her more attractive, Owen Parkside, son of a prominent busi- ness man, offers a few helpful sugges- tions. Soon Owen and Jenny are dating regularly and many problems arise involving everyone at the rectory. During this time Michael Saunders, a thirty-four year old bachelor, has secretly fallen in love with Jenny. Now that Owen started courting Jenny, Michael’s jealousy is aroused. As Michael finally realized he loves Jenny, he goes for a marriage license despite Father Moynihan’s objections. CAST OF CHARACTERS Father Moynihan ......... Michael Saunders......... Mrs. Deazy............... Sister Mary of the Angels Shirley Tirabossi....... Miss Stearns............ Mary Delaney............ Harry .................. Jo ..................... Owen Parkside............ Jenny ................... Priscilla................ Jane..................... Mr. Parkside............ ...... Robert Lauffer ...........Gene Rader .......Shirley Turner ............Jean Regi Jacquelynne Hartman ......Eleanor Scroce ........Corinne Gold ...... Isabelle Julius .... Barbara Mengel ......William Gano .......Dolores Sandt ...........Jane Scott ...........Jane Diehl .......Conrad Tripp 30

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 Barbara Reinbold and Loretta Gotto interview Mr. March for a Blue and White article. Staff Cooperation Blue and White Miss Paul gives instructions to her Blue and White Staff. Seated: Fox, Buss, Scott, Beitel, Slitnmel, Clewell, Gruver, Werner, James, Elkins, and Weiss. Standing: Miss Margaret Paul Teeming with activity during eighth periods, the Blue and White staff, the largest ever, prepares the eight issues of the school paper. While each issue is in preparation, reporters dash about the building to gather news items. The editorial staff writes, and then the editors revise the material, while the typists prepare it for the printer. After the galley sheets are re- turned from the printer, the staff proofs, cuts, and pastes articles on a dummy to be sent back to the printer. From this point on the presses roll off the completed issues. Under the direction of J. Frederic Knecht and Quentin Zell the following students are proofreading articles: Graver, Fischl, Gilio, Geider, Magditch, Frey, Recker, Nordoi, Dashner, Barnhart, Sandt, Abel, Male, C. Kostenbader, Hertzog, Ueidenwolf, Matthias, Elkins, Kraemer, Gruver, Eckert, Mitman, Diehl, l.auffer, Ish. Potts, and Hartzell.